HAIRO HAIR TRANSPLANT CENTER Daegu Hair Transplant Non-cutter 3,200 Mo 2nd Week Review

As the M-shaped hair loss continued, I was under a lot of stress every time I blew or flipped my hair. It's already very late, but I visited because I thought I should manage it before it's too late. In fact, I decided to operate no matter how many hairs I got. I told you that I would do it because you carefully checked my hair condition during the consultation and told me about 3,200 hairs by non-cut. I've visited many other hospitals and looked up a lot of communities and reviews, so I set the date right away. The manager guided me well with preoperative guidance and precautions.

I arrived at the hospital on the day of the surgery, changed my clothes, and I felt that the director was working hard to design it. After designing it, you asked me if there was a place to modify it, so I told you it was okay and went straight into the operating room. I was informed in advance that the operation time starts at 9 o'clock and ends around 4 o'clock. I went in and shaved my hair, and they asked me if I should shave the back of my hair or the side of my hair together, but I asked them to shave the side of my hair as well. I was thinking about pushing it to the top according to the length, but I thought it was a relief that I just did it.

After pushing it all, I fell down and anesthetized, and the director was collecting hair from the back of my head. I just felt like I was collecting it from the back of my head, and I didn't feel sick at all because I was anesthetized. However, the part where the anesthesia was released a little bit stings, so I told the director and he anesthetized me right away. And collect it again. I was sleepy because the time was too long, so I slept a lot in the middle. When I lie down for surgery, my leg side is warm as if I turned on an electric pad and covers me with a blanket, so I think I slept better because it was warm. I thought it would be awkward if it was too quiet, but it wasn't boring and awkward because they talked and guided me from time to time.

After collecting, I put gauze on the back of my head and woke up during break time to lie down for some stretching and anesthesia, and when I woke up, I was transplanting. I didn't have much pain when I transplanted. When the doctor transplanted it and took a little break in the middle, the teacher who helped me next to the doctor adjusted the direction and height of the transplanted hair. He said he transplanted 3232 hair after the transplant. After the surgery, he shampooed once and taught me how to shampoo alone at home. Of course, my hair is ugly after the surgery, so I put it on him while telling him how to wear a beanie, and he told me the guidelines and precautions, and I met the director once and went home. There is no separate guardian waiting room, so the manager called in advance before the operation and asked if there was a guardian, so he contacted the guardian before the operation was completed so that he could pick it up. For those who can't come, I think it would be better to take a taxi than public transportation.

After surgery, I came home, ate, washed up, and went to bed right away. I thought it would hurt if I woke up from anesthesia, but it wasn't like that. I looked up several reviews on the community before I went to bed, and I laid down on two towels and a pillow because I heard there was a lot of water on the back of my head. The back of my head stings, but it's not that bad that I can't lie down, so I slept in a regular position. I slept well without getting sick. You told me not to lie on my side or touch my transplanted hair when I sleep, but honestly, I'm not sure if I touched it after waking up or lying on my side, but seeing that I woke up in a regular position, I was relieved that I didn't toss and turn. On the second and third days after taking the prescribed medicine, I rested at home because it was the weekend. Until the next day, I was sick of the back of my head when I slept. I slept with a towel on the 3rd because I thought I would get sick of it, but it didn't come out, so I just slept without it on the next day. I also did the shampoo the way you taught me. From the 4th day, I went out wearing a beanie according to the method you told me when I went out. I said I could wear a cap, but I was careful, so I only wore a beanie that the hospital gave me. I was careful after the surgery, but I didn't have a problem with my daily life. He also gave me a separate guidebook, so I'm keeping the guide on time according to the guidebook, but he also called me separately. I felt very caring and kind because they guided me through the phone after the birth time.

Over time, I sat on the transplanted hair and came up like an ingrained hair, but at first, it was messy, so I thought it would disappear after a while, so I didn't care, but it all disappeared later. After the birth period, it has become a little easier to manage. I was a little relieved to see the doctor in the second week after the surgery, and he told me that he took good care of himself, and he told me to keep my mind in the dark now, and I was discharged from the hospital after laser. Since then, I've been taking medicine steadily and checking my hair condition every day.

I'm a little afraid of the dark age, but I hope it'll settle down in time. The director and the manager were all very kind, and I am very satisfied with the transplanted hair. If there are people like me who are thinking about Hair Transplant, I recommend you not to hesitate to get counseling first.